Around the world Cannabis Run

[LIP]

Dude, whatever part your in...cant do a around the world cannabis run and not get stoned with LIP..that would be inconcievable..haha...we will get trashed..:stoned::rastasmoke:

Damn fucking straight man. I've just lit one up now - the buring end has an inch, yes, an INCH of brown oil build up. Going by colour i should be smoking a blunt ROFL!

I can say i am DEFINATLY stoned.

You're welcome in my gaff anytime mate. The door is always open [because i lost my temper and ripped it off] :rastasmoke::rastasmoke:

[geonagual]

no shit geo, i live in about 10 mins away from camp lejuene ......jacksonville....... haha what a small world.

I got a tattoo in that town..everyone else was getting Marine Corps tattoos..Mine is a skull with a bandana with the letters A.M.Y. (America's Misguided Youth).
But yeah, I didnt smoke any weed there..haha..I was just there for Marine Combat Training and School of Infantry and also did my Recon Indoc..ok that enough of that..lets see if i can find a cool cache in your town..

Here look at this one..there are 374 caches within a 100 miles of Jacksonville...not a whole lot..I would wanna do a hiking one..so I found this cache that I would want to do..it is off of NC Highway 58..it is an easy hike...


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Woodeye's Hike
A cache by its_on_fire Hidden: 3/15/2005
Size: (Regular) Difficulty: 3 Terrain: 3.5 (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest)
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N 34° 49.537 W 077° 09.533 other conversions...
UTM: 18S E 302564 N 3855829
E 2275.8mi from your home coordinates
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Note: In summer this trail does become somewhat overgrown by weeds. Be careful and use bug spray if you attempt this cache during summer. Located near hiking trail, easy walk for all ages. Trailhead at: N 34 49.325 W 077 08.983

This cache is another in a series placed in the outdoors to honor my father. We fished in the White Oak nearby. He is no longer with me but I am sure he watches over the caches for me.

This cache is a standard ammo container on the ground. Inside you will find items to be used for hiking and the outdoors. Items include: band-aids, signal reflector, key chain, flashlight, poncho, logbook and other items.

A camera is included to record your visit, please take a picture and sign camera log.

Bushwacking is not required nor reccomended until you get with in 100' of cache.

Visit other caches in this series.


NOTE: I visit this area several times each month (second home nearby) so any cache maintenance should present no problem. Just let me know and I'll take care of it.

[geonagual]

Damn fucking straight man. I've just lit one up now - the buring end has an inch, yes, an INCH of brown oil build up. Going by colour i should be smoking a blunt ROFL!

I can say i am DEFINATLY stoned.

You're welcome in my gaff anytime mate. The door is always open [because i lost my temper and ripped it off] :rastasmoke::rastasmoke:

ROTFL...You are going to be stoned off a joint like that for sure..

Lots of great caches in London..I would want to find them all..



Blow-up Bridge (London)
A cache by perthos - Adopted by *bingoboy* Hidden: 1/31/2004
Size: (Micro) 2 Difficulty: 1 Terrain: (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest)
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N 51° 32.079 W 000° 09.793 other conversions...
British Grid: TQ 27493 83353




In United Kingdom
This is a small breath strip container hidden on Blow-up Bridge at the northern edge of Regentâ??s Park.



Regentâ??s Park is one of the most beautiful of Londonâ??s major parks and is known as the "jewel in the crown" of Londonâ??s parks. Originally owned by Henry VIII, it was redesigned in 1811 by John Nash, who created a rounded shape, a long boating lake, and a second home for the prince. The park was closed to the public until 1845, when Queen Victoria opened it two days a week. Now it is open every day from dawn to dusk.


Blow-up Bridge The cache is located at Blow-up Bridge, known as Macclesfield Bridge today. It obtained the nickname in 1874 when a barge carrying gunpowder exploded. Although the bridge was destroyed and the cast-iron columns were blown down, they were reused during reconstruction and are still supporting the bridge today. For more information on the explosion and how it affected 19th century London, see this link.

You are searching for a breath strip container painted to match its surroundings. The cache contains a log only, so bring your own pen or pencil. You will not need to leave the path to retrieve or replace the cache, but be mindful of traffic on the bridge if you bring pets or small children.




If you are not from the UK and are planning a caching trip to the UK email me via gc.com if you would like info about London caching, to have a local guide or to meet for a beer. Also have a look at the links below for lots of relevant information.

[Nightrafe]

Believe it or not, I have actually been to belgium, I dont remember any weed there..I dont think i was looking though...are there any members there? I cant think of any..I am sure there are some caches there though.

Cool, where have you been in Belgium?

It's not entirely legal in Belgium, but we are allowed to smoke on our own property. Not in public. And we might grow 1 plant legally.

Any members? Me and maybe some others.

[LIP]

I wouldnt mind going walking. I used to do abit of hiking, nothing big though rofl. Down a few roads and over a couple of hills. Hiking was how i broke my army issue boots in. Only took a couple of days of heavy walking. Had enough blisters to last me a lifetime, but they never did me wrong after that. Still got em.

[geonagual]

Cool, where have you been in Belgium?

It's not entirely legal in Belgium, but we are allowed to smoke on our own property. Not in public. And we might grow 1 plant legally.

Any members? Me and maybe some others.

Sweet! Are you native?Yeah, I went to Brussels..they used to have these tours for cheap that i could go on..just hop on a bus for the weekend..what do i remember..beer..lots of beer..I have also trained with belgium army..fired a few of their weapons..cant remember which ones..
lets see if there are caches in Belgium

There are 73 caches within a 100 miles of Brussells


Le bateau échoué
A cache by Replay_Ifx Hidden: 8/23/2007
Size: (Regular) 4 Difficulty: 1 Terrain: (1 is easiest, 5 is hardest)



N 50° 50.502 E 004° 26.500 other conversions...
UTM: 31U E 601502 N 5633211



In Brussels, Belgium [country map]


Une multi pour les enfants au Chateau Malou Ã* Woluwé-Saint-Lambert

Un bateau échoué au beau milieu dâ??un bac Ã* sableâ?¦
Ne serait-ce pas un endroit que les enfants adorent ?


Cette geocache est donc bien destinée Ã* nos adorables chérubins.
Donc une belle plaine de jeux en perspective et même une buvette� au cas où�
Le site est donc parfaitement bien aménagé avec des tables de pic-nic, parking et sanitaires�


Pas de longue marche en perspective, les WP sont distant dâ??un maximum de 75m et vous trouverez la cache, en dehors du site, Ã* 160m Ã* peine de la plaine de jeux.
Pour arriver au parking, nâ??hésitez pas Ã* traverser la cour du château Malou par la rue en pavé venant de la chaussée de Stockel (N 50°50.442 â?? E 4°26.33). Parquez votre voiture près de lâ??entrée principale (N 50°50.502 â?? E 4°26.499)
Les coordonnées de la cache sont :

N 50°50.ABC â?? E 4° 26.DBE


Pour trouver les chiffres manquants, il suffit de chercher les étiquettes aux WP suivant:

WP1 N50°50.448 - E4°26.432
WP2 N50°50.473 - E4°26.436
WP3 N50°50.469 - E4°26.495
WP4 N50°50.495 - E4°26.534
WP5 N50°50.491 - E4°26.477

BONNE CHASSE...

[Nightrafe]

Yes, I'm native. If you mean I was born in Belgium . I'm from the Flemish part of Belgium (dutch speaking).
Extra info: Belgium is divided in 2 parts: Vlaanderen (dutch speaking) and Wallonie (french speaking). Also a little German speaking part, but that part belongs to Wallonie. This situation give lots of problems nowadays. At the moment we don't even have a government (day 155 of the crisis): lots of discussion between Vlaanderen & Wallonie. This discussion might be the beginning of the end of Belgium.

What do you mean with "caches"?

[geonagual]

Yes, I'm native. If you mean I was born in Belgium . I'm from the Flemish part of Belgium (dutch speaking).
Extra info: Belgium is divided in 2 parts: Vlaanderen (dutch speaking) and Wallonie (french speaking). Also a little German speaking part, but that part belongs to Wallonie. This situation give lots of problems nowadays. At the moment we don't even have a government (day 155 of the crisis): lots of discussion between Vlaanderen & Wallonie. This discussion might be the beginning of the end of Belgium.

What do you mean with "caches"?

It is a worldwide game that I play called Geocaching...

I dont think I am going to shave this whole trip...I think hitchiking would save me a lot of cash too.

[stinkyattic]

Good luck, hitchhiking is illegal in most places and will earn you a search and a visit to the lockup.

If you can find good transportation, even a network of potheads you can call to help each leg of the trip, it's a GREAT plan!

I already know some geocache spots, and a couple that I don't think have caches yet, but are FULLY worthy of having them added, like the Monks Cave at Wendell MA- a buried beehive structure thought to have been built by Irish monks in pre-Columbian times.

Shaving and regular haircuts are a good idea if you intend to have to hitchhike at all; it's a LOT easier to get picked up if you look like you're just a local dude with an OUI and a job to get to...

[geonagual]

Good luck, hitchhiking is illegal in most places and will earn you a search and a visit to the lockup.

If you can find good transportation, even a network of potheads you can call to help each leg of the trip, it's a GREAT plan!

I already know some geocache spots, and a couple that I don't think have caches yet, but are FULLY worthy of having them added, like the Monks Cave at Wendell MA- a buried beehive structure thought to have been built by Irish monks in pre-Columbian times.

Shaving and regular haircuts are a good idea if you intend to have to hitchhike at all; it's a LOT easier to get picked up if you look like you're just a local dude with an OUI and a job to get to...

Oh..you party pooper. LOL...no, I always talk about not shaving and not getting a haircut..but for whatever reason, I always end up doing it anyway..
Those cache spots sound cool. But the idea of this trip is very intriguing..can you imagine the possibilties? and the people you would meet? it would be a once in a lifetime event for sure.

Oh, and once I get to your house, I will do some reorganizing for you...get those boards and I will put your floor in for you too.